Importance of Fall Clean up

Red sunset red maple and patio installed 2000

Fall is a great time to spruce up your yard. 

Putting a little work into your landscape now will pay off next growing season.

• Take advantage of the wet weather and cooler temperatures by planting trees, shrubs and bulbs.
• Rake up the leaves, if not, they will harbor detrimental insects and kill the grass leaving dead patches in the spring.
• Fertilize your lawn with a slow release fertilizer and put down grub control.
• Remove thatch and aerate your turf.  This will allow air, water and nutrients to get down to the roots.
• Trees and shrubs planted in the past 2 years should be thoroughly watered by the end of November.  This will help them get through the long winter.

Our knowledgeable friendly staff can complete your landscape fall clean up within a day or two.
Call Dave now to schedule  (610) 932-8827.

Keep Your Trees out of the Woodshed

The Woodshed at Cedar Springs

Early spring is a great time to evaluate tree health before leaves break out.  The structure of the trees are easily visible and dormant.

We will check for crossing branches and broken limbs that make trees susceptible for disease, decay and pests.

Girdling roots are deadly, especially for maples.

Contact Dave with a Penn State degree in ornamental horticulture for a consultation 610-932-8827.